> This means significantly more requests per page, even if the responses are mostly 304 Not Modified,
How expensive is that? I would naively have expected that comparing timestamps and sending a 304 was cheap to execute.
How expensive is that? I would naively have expected that comparing timestamps and sending a 304 was cheap to execute.
However if you are serving clients with highly restricted bandwidth you're probably going to want extremely cacheable resources (public, immutable) and perhaps even a completely different site architecture.